Exploring Environmental Violence - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vii

Contributors

pp viii-ix

Acknowledgments

pp x-xi

Environmental Silence: A Century Dedicated to the Nine Million

pp xii-xx

Introducing This Collection

pp 1-22

Part I - Geographies of Environmental Violence

pp 23-132

1 - Chornobyl Body Politics

pp 25-49

2 - Cleaning Our Messes

pp 50-62

3 - Inuit Nunangat and the Blue Pacific

pp 63-83

4 - Prior Consultation in Latin American Extractives

pp 84-105

5 - Radiological Risk Imposition as Environmental Violence

pp 106-132

Part II - Critical Engagement of and with Environmental Violence

pp 133-258

6 - Sustainable Development

pp 135-155

7 - The Affluence–Technology Connection in the Struggle for Sustainability

pp 156-181

8 - Epistemic and Environmental Violence in Latin American Environmental Decolonial Thought

pp 182-207

9 - A Degrowth Perspective on Environmental Violence

pp 208-222

10 - Don’t Look Up, Environmental Violence, and Apocalyptic Climate Allegories

pp 223-237

11 - The Normative Environmental Discourse in Pablo Neruda’s Alturas de Macchu Picchu

pp 238-258

Part III - Environmental Violence Impacts, Responses, Resistance, and Alternatives

pp 259-364

12 - Environmental Displacement and Political Violence

pp 261-277

13 - A Catholic Peacebuilding Response to the Environmental Violence of Mining

pp 278-300

14 - Environmental Violence and Agriculture

pp 301-317

15 - Artistic Witness and Response to Environmental Violence

pp 318-339

16 - Materialistic Lifestyles as Facilitators of Environmental Violence

pp 340-364

Part IV - Conclusion

pp 365-374

Conclusion

pp 367-374

Index

pp 375-378